Hammond Oil & Development Co. v. Feitel
Citations
- 115 La. 132
- 38 So. 941
- 1905 La. LEXIS 629
Syllabus
<p>CONTRACT — ABANDONMENT — DAMAGES — APPEAL — ANSWEE.</p> <p>1. Where a contractor, through his own negligence, brings the work which he has undertaken to perform into such a condition that he is unable to complete it, and thereupon abandons his contract, he becomes liable for the loss resulting to the other contracting party, including the amount reasonably expended in minimizing such loss.</p> <p>2. An answer to an appeal, praying an amendment of the judgment appealed from, comes too late if not filed at least three days before the cause is first set down for argument in this court.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the Court.)</p>
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- holding that 6 Massachusetts, 549 U.S. at 523 and Encino Motorcars, LLC “suggest that, at least where plaintiffs 7 allege that an agency’s action is arbitrary and capricious under § 706(2)(A
- arguing although Court acknowledged 20 the City of Miami’s allegations that its fair housing and integration goals had been frustrated, the 21 Court’s proximate cause analysis focused only on financial injuries
- rejecting city’s organizational standing argument and noting, 9 “[g]overnment entities and private organizations are not necessarily interchangeable for standing 10 purposes, and therefore it is unclear that a Havens analysis is even appropriate here”
- “[T]he Supreme Court has never suggested that ‘non-economic harms’ might be 15 relevant to the proximate cause analysis of FHA claims like the City’s—in fact, just the opposite.”
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